Many - from media upstarts to shockingly the New York Times - all seem to badly want to invest in the low quality 'subprime market' attention bubble. It couldn't be dumber.
This is a great piece from a variety of different angles. And to your point, I can absolutely confirm old guard media heads have no idea what is happening right now - at least at the local level.
Excellent. And, I’d say our institutions — the CDC, FDA, CIA, NSA, the Fed, and both political parties, among others — need to learn a similar lesson, having traded their own credibility for short term control/compliance. That trust never comes back (not until they are burnt to the ground, rebuilt anew and different). It’s all a symptom of the rot at the core of our social contract: the broken, fraudulent, debt-based fiat money system.
Nice one, Adam! Early in my career I worked on brand strategy for a big insurance company which was like getting a masters in the importance of trust in brand building. Interesting to see how it’s evolved (and is evolving) over the years!
This is a great piece from a variety of different angles. And to your point, I can absolutely confirm old guard media heads have no idea what is happening right now - at least at the local level.
Great piece.
Well said Thanks!
A good read, thanks to @Marvin Liao for bringing my attention to it
NICE JOB Adam !!!!!
An infinite content world, within a finite attention-span world.
Excellent. And, I’d say our institutions — the CDC, FDA, CIA, NSA, the Fed, and both political parties, among others — need to learn a similar lesson, having traded their own credibility for short term control/compliance. That trust never comes back (not until they are burnt to the ground, rebuilt anew and different). It’s all a symptom of the rot at the core of our social contract: the broken, fraudulent, debt-based fiat money system.
Nice one, Adam! Early in my career I worked on brand strategy for a big insurance company which was like getting a masters in the importance of trust in brand building. Interesting to see how it’s evolved (and is evolving) over the years!
Great article, agree with you 100%
Good piece. Appreciate you!